Wei Li
2006.7.27China International Strategy Review
tlooto Summary
International political economy examines global public policy transitions after the GFC to enhance policy influence, focusing on policy complexity, behavioural approaches, and strategic foresight.
Abstract
Preface Introduction Climate Change Policy & Governance: History, Contradictions & Impact Governance, Fiscal Policy & Economic Growth Size Distribution of the Largest 100 Non-Financial Multinationals Effects of the Transversal Foreign Direct Investment on the Productivity of the Mexican Economy Financial Globalisation & Financial Globalisation & Peripheral Strategies: Recent Experiences in Latin American & Lessons from Asia Financial & Trade liberalisation & their impact on Private sector investment in Turkey International competitiveness. "Measurement indicators & structural aspects with specific reference to the situation in Spain" Variation of net benefits in the global economy: The case of NAFTA & EMU Co-ordination of Fiscal Policies in EMU Science & Innovation Policy: Evolution & Challengeskel Gomez Can regulations induce environmental innovations? Education & ICT: Key Factors to Improve the Development in the World The Impact of Undocumented Immigration on ID Theft of Undocumented Immigration on ID Theft & Property Crime: A Case History for U.S.- Mexico Relations Religious Diversity & Corruption: Cross Country Evidence Social Market Economy & Welfare State Towards the Formation of a New Cybereconomy Index.
Citation format
LI, Wei. International relations – the path not taken: International political economy. China International Strategy Review, 2006, 2: 157–159.